-- >> jeans?eans? >> they've been in the trunk for so long, i don't think that my mother really knew what else to do with them. >> according to family lore, all the items in the trunk, including the jeans, once belonged to this man, jock's great-great grandfather, solomon warner, one of tucson's original pioneers. >> very distinguished. >> old solomon's story, and the story of those dungarees, begins far from tucson in upstate new york, where he's born in 1811. as a young man, he heads west, in search of adventure and wealth. >> a lot of farm boys or small-town boys in new york couldn't wait to get away from home. >> jim turner has written several books on the history of arizona and its important pioneers like solomon warner. >> he worked on steamboats in the 1830s, and then he went to the gold rush. after that, he went to south america, looking for gold there. >> but the gold thing doesn't pan out. solomon returns to america in 1853, still searching for a way to strike it rich. the following year

up of blue jeans.and the new merchandising plan, over 50% of the merchandise will be bolt-on items like t-shirts and blouses. these are items that will come with a much higher margin, raising the overall profitability of the store by about 10%. man: thank you so much. you have a good afternoon. woman: thanks. lady: so, can i get everyone's attention? welcome to denim & soul, which is a new name for us. yay. [ cheers and applause ] and thank you guys so, so, so much for being here. for me, personally, this has been a dream come true. if you haven't met marcus, which many of you have -- major thank you to him because without him, you know, [ voice breaking ] a lot of people's dreams -- not just mine -- wouldn't come true. and so thank you so much. lemonis: when i first met lady, i was very concerned about her ability to move on from the past. and i understand that the tragedy of her mother's death really weighed on her. but over the process, i really saw her evolve as not only a person but a businesspers

jean-yves: we have.conomy will slow down, however based in new york, the u.s. economy remains very strong. look at gdp, consumer confidence, consumer spending. it remains robust. 2020, i would watch business investment in terms of strength for the first quarter. i would pay attention on consumer spending and pay attention as well to sustainable finance. it is a growing dimension of the world of finance. tom: bnp paribas has a unique commitment to china going back decades and decades, absolutely original commitment. what do your experts in china see about china economic growth in this trade war? jean-yves: the world is slowing down in terms of the economy and china is no exception, even though it remains an important pillar. you mentioned the u.s. trade discussions. trade will be a driver of the global economy and china will be no exception. i have to say that being pretty close hopefully to a u.s.-china discussion close to phase one, that might left some of the uncertainties which have been impacting eco

jean was in his home watching tv.accidently walked into jean's apartment, mistaking it for her own and shot him dead. >> up to now when i reflect on it, i still cannot believe that that could ever, ever it's just, it's still difficult to understand that botham is not here. ♪ >> reporter: your son, a good man. >> did all the right things. >> reporter: this past september, the criminal case against amber guyger went to trial. >> why did you fire? >> i was scared. whoever was inside of my apartment was going to kill me. and i'm sorry. i have to live with that every single day. >> reporter: amber guyger was found guilty of murder, sentenced to ten years in prison. >> i am much better. i feel much lighter. so i'm using this period now to heal. >> reporter: the jean family hired lee merritt to represent them in their ongoing civil case. >> my hope in all of these cases in holding police officers responsible is that a message will go out to the law enforcement community that they're not untouchable. there will be consequence

the newly blonde norma jean quit her factory job and started to model full-time.cating herself from her starter marriage. >> she had already gotten a taste of what she had always wanted her entire life. >> next logical move was away from the magazine to the big screen. >> she said her ambition was to be a star and she said her name is norma jean and he said we can't put that on the headlines. [inaudible] >> she signed her first studio contract 1946 and made a seven-year deal. >> it was here the studios of 20th century fox at the young mr. norma jean baker was elevated to the number one position in hollywood. >> life under the studios tom would also mean loss of autonomy. >> in the studio system in that era looked at as he was a machine and they wanted you on the set on time and to be personal. if you are like marilyn and had insomnia you would become immune to it and have to take more and then cannot get up so they give you something to wake you up. >> it was a vicious cycle that would prove to become a serious problem for the rising star now known as marilyn monr

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jean. we'll follow that impeachment vote on air and online. if you want to read the full letter the president wrote, we have posted that on our website. you can see it at nbcbayarea.com. >>> so does the video back up the officer's story? a heated debate in san francisco tonight, over an officer involved shooting in the mission. police released the body cam video tonight that shows a man threatening officers with a bottle. but was it enough to take action? we do warn you, you may find this disturbing. >> a man just broke into our apartment. >> reporter: police officer sterling hayes and christopher flores were responding to calls of home and car break-ins. when police tried to question the 24-year-old, they say he attacked one of the officers with a glass vodka bottle. and then the other officer, at one point he appears to charge at the officers who opened fire, hitting him three times. [ gunfire ] they called for medics and backup, and minutes later -- >> i didn't want to do that. >> report

in this hour, jean-claude trichet.nited kingdom elections, it is parliamentary, just one of several outcomes. this is not last december. finding the courage to go, finding the courage to stay long. good morning our bloomberg's studios. jon ferro jetting in on the gulfstream for complete coverage starting thursday night into friday. francine: a lot of people are saying it could be over pretty quickly. tom: do you think so? francine: it could be. every single paul gives the tories the majority, -- every gives the tories the majority. if it is a hung parliament, it could take all night before we know who won. tom: how different it is from the united states. prime minister johnson could lose his constituency. francine: it is much shorter, it is very close. it was close last time. there is tactical voting. it is different in the u.k. because either you have a hung parliament or the tories when. win.en -- viviana: the white house planning to sign off on changes to a landmark deal with mexico and canada to replace nafta. deve

just two women lingering and picking up jeans. then a third woman enters the frame and suddenly stacks of genes walk, without legs inside, under the conch out of the concord store. >> approximate 38 pairs of jeans that were taken and they walked out. >> reporter: this happened last thursday around 1:30 p.m. to the tune of two grand in stolen denim. earlier this month at hilltop mall in richmond, steve said clothing piled so high they cannot see where the exits were. the national retail federation reports that the cost of the average shoplifting incident has doubled to $559, pushing many of these crimes are from petty theft to grand theft. as well as commercial burglary and beyond. >> they are entering into the structure with the intent to steal. >> reporter: these are not cases of lipgloss stolen for cases of personal use, retail crime is often organized crime. this month a multiagency task force retrieved 2 1/2 million dollars in pilfered goods before they were flipped and sold to on the suspecting consumers. >> a lot of times i

jean elle joins us in san francisco with the details. jean? >> reporter: raj, one of those fund-raisers was here. it was an intimate event. biden supporters, who got to meet their candidate, say he was energized and funny. democratic presidential candidate former vice president joe biden swings through the bay area for private fund-raisers. speaking to supporters in palo alto and san francisco. >> california is known as the nation's biggest atm when it coming to politics. >> reporter: he can count on california's cash, but can he count on the votes? a poll shows he's in third place among like lie voters, trailing bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. bay area firefighters showed their support tonight. >> vice president biden has been a huge advocate for all labor, especially firefighters. we also believe he's the person that can make a change for the working class people. >> reporter: everyone will have a chance to hear from biden next week. while he's not leading the pack in california, he is the favorite nationally. >> it's always important f

. >>> the younger brother of botham jean, the texas man killed by a cop in his own home, was given anowing compassion. yesterday, 18-year-old brent jean was given the 2019 ethical courage award from a law enforcement group. last year jean's brother, botham, was shot and killed in his apartment by former dallas police officer amber guyger. after guyger was sentenced for the murder, jean asked the judge if he could hug her in an act of forgiveness. >>> so coming up on "cbs this morning," anthony mason talks with chef sean brock about his new cookbook and why he decided to walk away from it all. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." m it all. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." wanna go to the gym? ahh, it's too expensive. actually, our unitedhealthcare medicare plans have renew active. a gym membership and more- at no extra cost. no excuses now. renew active. only from unitedhealthcare medicare. [boy gasps] for real cold and flu protection with lysol, you can help protect them from a real cold. lysol disinfectant spray kills the #1 cause of the

reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> okay, thank you, jean. let's take you outside, a live look at san francisco. the rain has moved out but another storm just around the corner. let's get straight to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. okay, how far away is that corner? >> oh, i think, you know, as we head through this weekend, the new change that we're seeing is the timing on the storm system continues to get pushed more and more back. so that's going to be better for any kind of weekend plans. if you're heading out over the next couple hours trying to get a head start on the holiday traffic rush, i do want you to watch out here for some fog in the north bay. visibility down to a half mile and less. as a good part here of the inland valleys of the north and east bay will have the chance of patchy dense fog tomorrow morning. now, if you're heading to the airport, yourself, to pick somebody up or head on a trip, we do not have any major storm systems from the east coast back to the west. so we don't see any major delays in the forecast as we mov

# cheer up sleepy jean # oh what can it mean # to a daydream believer and a homecoming queen?er up sleepy jean # oh what can it mean # to a daydream believer and a homecoming queen? # # cheer up sleepy jean # oh what can it mean # to a daydream believer and a homecoming queen? # "sophie opened the door and there was a big, furry, stripey tiger." it was just a bedtime story i made up for my little daughter. she made tell it again and again and again. she used to say "talk the tiger". when my son was born i used to tell it to him. when they were both at school i thought, well, perhaps i can make that into a picture book. i upset him somehow, but he won't tell me how. says i should be able to work it out for myself. and can you? no, because i'm not a psychic fran. so until he tells me i'm not talking to him either. i really do believe this is the heart of british cooking. this is what british cooking is all about. i think this holds all the fundamental elements of good cooking. do you know the first pudding i ever made was about 25 years ago, and you know it was from this variabl

because she was with billie jean king because you know that emma stone played billie jean king in that, "i'm with billie jean. we're seeing --" they've gone to see paul mccartney at the barclays center in brooklyn. and they said, "so we're going to come over." because billie jean had never been and she was longing to go so i said, "all right, i'll see you in a wee bit." so i go to the bar and i say, "oh, hey, everybody, billie jean king and emma stone are coming in a minute." and they're all like, "all right. and then, about ten minutes after that, emma goes, "oh, my god, oh, my god. paul mccartney is coming with us too." and so, everyone started to freak out. and it was like a joke like these black suvs pulled up on our little street in the east village and it was like a joke because, like, paul mccartney, emma stone and billie jean king walk into a bar. [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: i mean, how fun is that how random is that >> very. and we all were having such a laugh and having drinks. and what's hilarious is that my husband, grant - you know grant >> jimmy: yeah >> he did thes

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they made off with thousands of dollars worth of blue jeans. andria borba reports from concord. this kind of retail crime just keeps happening. >> reporter: the 2019 version of shoplifting is no longer petty theft, we are talking grand theft, commercial burglary, and thousands of dollars of merchandise stolen each time. welcome to the new retail reality, where shoplifters are not looking for lipgloss but thousands of dollars in merchandise during one trip. this is surveillance video from jcpenney last thursday when three women lingered near a table full of jeans and then headed towards the exits with two grand in merchandise. >> they helped themselves to several pairs of jeans , approximately 38 pairs were stolen. they walked out without paying for them. >> reporter: it is not just concord this was the scene in early december in richmond as brazen shoplifters could not see over mountains of merchandise. it is often organized crime the stolen goods not headed for closets but the internet. >> these days it seems like people grab whatever they want, run out, and it does not seem li

jean elle is in castro valley with the exclusive interview. jean? >> reporter: tonight, anna renoso is preparing to bury her twin boys. tonight, she's concerned about her nephew who is in critical condition. he was also in that car accident. she's also concerned about her two surviving sons and how they will cope with the tremendous loss. >> there's a huge void, huge. it's like pieces of the puzzle. things are not whole. >> reporter: anna is missing two of her four sons. her twin 16-year-old boys were killed christmas night, in a car crash in pleasanton. she says the boys went out to help a friend. >> michael was whispering, come on, mom. some of my friends are having a tough christmas day. >> reporter: she didn't expect her boys, their cousin and friend to go far. when they didn't return or call at curfew, her sister tracked jared's phone to foothill road in pleasanton. feeling like something was wrong, they went and found the deadly accident scene. >> of course, immediately, i was, like, something's not right. and the coroner's van shows up. they

just two women lingering and picking up jeans. then a third woman enters the frame and suddenly stacks of genes walk, without legs inside, under the conch out of the concord store. >> approximate 38 pairs of jeans that were taken and they walked out. >> reporter: this happened last thursday around 1:30 p.m. to the tune of two grand in stolen denim. earlier this month at hilltop mall in richmond, steve said clothing piled so high they ca s

jean elle is live in san francisco with more. jean? >> reporter: online shoppers may be facing package delivery zlas because so many people are placing orders. and places here like union square and other places that have stores, they will encounter crowds with a side of holiday cheer. >> it's magical. i love it. >> reporter: the holiday spirit is spreading. shoppers are out in san francisco's union square, checking gifts off their list. >> i've done over the last few days, we've been running around. >> reporter: he says he's waiting for online packages to arrive. u.p.s. and other shipping countries say e-commerce skyrocketed this year. some packages are sitting in warehouses, buried in a delivery backlog. >> i hope it will be here by christmas. but it might not be. >> reporter: while adults worry about packages arriving on time, dozens of kids didn't have a care in the world at this recreation center tonight. san francisco police and other city agencies threw an old fashioned holiday party for kids who might not have a chance to celebr

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>>in the east bay you ever just seen a buh of gene say 30 pairs of jeans stolen. it happened last week in the east bay and police are now releasing this surveillance video. vestigators are telling kron four's haaziq they want elp trying to identify the suspects. >>take a look at this video it you see what appears to be 3 live in shopping for some james, however, police say they're actually loading up their armed with merchandise before walking out of the store without pay 3 a female's walked in picked up about it. >>between th3 of them 38 pairs of jeans and decide to walk out it happened ust before 01:00pm thursday december 19 at this jc penney store the sun valleymall in concord conquer police investigators say the 3 shoplifters into e store and headed straight for the levi's section randomly arted grabbing jeans before running or the exit they ere last seen in a burgundy satu with covered windows concor police are checking with other bay area law enforcement agencies to see if the trio shoplifters a suspected of committing similar crimes in the video you can see

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reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jean. >>> happening tomorrow, the man accused of a deadly stabbing on bart will be in karat. police say jermaine brim stabbed the victim after a confrontation. witnesses say the victim, 49-year-old oliver williams, was trying to stop the suspect from stealing a sleeping man's shoes. brim was a walkaway from san leandro hospital and was listed as a missing person at risk when that stabbing happened. >>> one of the safest cities in the bay area is seeing a rise in crime. tonight they are fighting back. an emergency safety meeting was held packed with people who are refusing to let crime become the norm. nbc bay krarea's cheryl hurd is live qulaeft wilaughter yet with what they plan to do. >> reporter: aren't takin crime ightly. home cameras and neighborhood watch. it was clear tonight they want to know w solve these recent hoe invasions. >> i'd just like to know what we're dealing with. is this drugs? is this more extreme poverty? give me an idea of the mentality that might be knocking at my door. >> reporter: they

jason johnson of the root and karine jean-pierre, of "moving forward." am going to go ahead and start with karine. go. who won the year? >> politically i believe attorney general tish james who by the way had spent her career breaking barriers whether it is gender or race so kudos to her to that. she's been at the forefront of the legal defense against donald trump's policies this year. she soothe tued the administrat times. she's been on top of it. she's been killing it. really has been a voice for many of us who feels like we are voiceless and taken it to the court. >> i don't think anybody that donald trump is probably more afraid of if i can get inside his mind than her. you would have to do like a joint deal if he ever to make a deal. he would also have to deal with her. >> i don't think so. >> got to be tough to pass that one, jason johnson. in the show we tend to put you on the spot. it is not personal. it is just the way we operate. >> joy, you can only choose one, joy. >> exactly. >> whoa. >> looking forward. >> this time pick one person, jason.

that neighbor a young black man named botham jean. amber guyger mistakenly killed him. >> a jury found a former dallas police officer guilty on murder charges. >> jean's brother showed the world strengths as he hugged guyger during sentences. she was sentenced for ten years. >> number six, a 13 years old girl kidnapped by a man who had been tastalking her for a week after murdering her parents. >> 88 days later on january 10th, jayme closs escaped, wearing only pajamas. she approached her neighbor's dog. the community rejoiced jayme closs was alive. >> jake patterson convicted and sentenced to two life terms with the murder of her parents. >> r. kelly's world came tumbling down this year as criminal charges piled up. he's facing indictments in illinois, minnesota and new york. charges includes recruiting women for sex and tapes showing him having sex with under age girls. cbs's gayle king. >> i didn't do this stuff. this is not me. i am fighting for my life. >> kelly's trial in chicago and new york are set for next year. >> number fou

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> outside. rain coming down in san francisco. what does that mean for the morning commute? chief meteorologist jeff ranieri has been tracking this. looks significant there. >> did get in on moderate rain throughout the bay area but nothing compared to the storm systems the past couple of weeks. overall totals tonight, .22 in walnut creek. east sjan jose at .05. most moving south and east. storm ranger mobile doppler radar, just a few spotty showers left over gilroy that i think will continue to move east next 15, 20 minutes. tomorrow morning's commute, keep that umbrella in the back seat. might need it time to time, spotty showers forecast. i'll talk more about chances co next couple of days. and what this means for the weekend. that in about 15 minutes. >>> latest updates on the forecast, jeff always tweeting out changes. follow him, @jeffrainery. >>> they're a menace and must be stopped. pigs scaring the neighbors. city leaders are ready to take on those hogs. in lafayette, there's a plan in place. cheryl. >> reporter: that's r

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in san francisco where the senator rose to political stardom, jean. >> reporter: that's right. and senator harris has widespread support from elected officials in the bay area. lots of people are expressing disappointment about her dropping out of the race. political insiders say it was chaos within the campaign that sank her efforts. senator harris jumped into the campaign in january. >> let's do this. >> launching into top tier of democraticop11 months later, ca over. >> here's the deal, guys. my campaign for president simply does not have the financial resources to continue. >> best launch ever. worst exit ever. >> reporter: political adviser jay says the former attorney general struggled to maintain momentum with progressives in the democratic party. infighting, all fizzled. >> all giving good advice but frequently contradictory advice. unless you have a really intense internal road map and know why you're doing something, easy to get lost. >> reporter: has widespread support i she began political career. >> criminal justice reformer, forward thinker, amazing public servant

3 shoplifters into the store and headed straight for the levi's section randomly started grabbing jeans before running for the exit they were last seen in a burgundy saturn with covered windows concord police are checking with other bay area law enforcement agencies to see if the trio shoplifters a suspected of committing similar crimes in the video you can see one woman wearing a hoodie while the other 2 didn't even bother trying to conceal their identities. police say the shoplifting spree was not a case of petty theft, if caught these women will be facing felony grand theft charges. yes, it's over the threshold in this in this case it was approximately a just under $2000 as you can see in the wake of the grab and run theft concord police has increased patrols of the parking lot at the sun valley law just for the public's help to see if anybody knows who they are to ask them to give us a call. >>in concord haaziq kron 4 news. >>tonight, a group of bystanders being credited with rescuing a man from los gatos creek on christmas day. the santa clara county fire department says when their

please join me in giving a warm miami book fair welcome to karine jean-piere. [applause] >> hi everybody. thank you forcoming . high, high. i see edward back there, i've gotto give her some love . >> both law. >>. [speaking french] i want to take you back to your mommy and copy are watching on c-span santa: you, was his nickname? >> pecan, maybe,. and your first name is pronounced? >> karine. karine jean-piere. >> moving forward, my first question for you is how does your haitian this inform -- class i have to say something, thank you so much marlon , thank you for doingha this . >> i've known marlon for such a long time, you were one of the major supporters for president barack obama in 2008 and now you're doing your own thing, which i'm very proud of you so i wanted to make sure i honored you as well. >> and i'm here to substitute for jorge ramos, thank you jorge who couldn't be honored to be here on his behalf. i want to fronts, what was it like the first time you came across customs into america. do you remember that? >> i was about five so i don't remember

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you had an individual, jean spears who moved here in 1987 and she worked hard to help with the preservation of this neighborhood and this community. this park is a great place to recognize that. you see madame walker and george knox. washington is also there. he was here because they were the ymca. madame walker had donated money to establish it continuing her philanthropy. it that you hope people learn about the history and the city? >> there is a rich history. about empowerment. there were reasons why individuals stated that community. they continue to thrive. there was success and growth and progress. our cities tour staff recently traveled to indianapolis to learn about the rich history. to watch more history from indianapolis and other stops on our tour, visit c-span.org/cities tour. you are watching american history tv all weekend every weekend on c-span3. peter talks about lessons from history that shaped temp during his vietnam war service and later as a businessman and leader. he is the former president, ceo and board vice chair of marvel entertainment. part of anation was annual c

jean was killed by off-duty dallas police officer amber guyger.mistakenly entered his apartment believing it was her own. 18-year-old brant jean stunned the nation when he asked the judge if he could hug guyger. >> i am grateful for this award. for the same reason i was grateful for the opportunity to embrace her. miss guyger needed to be forgiven and needed to be free from the burden of unforgivenness. >> the shooting fueled protests in dallas and across the try.guyger was convicted and sentenced to 10 years in prison for jean's murder. she may appeal the conviction. >>> olympic skier gus kenworthy says he's not going to be competing for the u.s. in the next winter games. >> kenworthy will race for britain instead if he qualifies. he's doing it to honor his british mother in what will likely be his final olympics. >> do your thing. that's fine. he got the silver medal already. for the united states. >> so he's just kind of sharing the love. >> yeah. worldly. share the medals, i get it. >>> coming up next half hour, the real-life scare for actress

jean-francois millet's paintin n of two peasantt to van gogh's "beef cart." gogh would retain some elements of what he saw, even as he later exploded them into his own revolutionary style. >> all those things are coming in, and he's going to reshuffle those things constantly. the thing is, as soon as you label somebody a "genius," you op looking for sources. what's there is this tremendous background of effort and struggle and experimentation, thate constantly brings forward. >> brown: the source for this exhibition is an hour iaay from coluin the town of aiken, in a gilded-age, 60-room estate that had fallen intopair and neglect when steven naifeh and gregory whit ismith bought 1989, slowly restoring it over the next 25 years. it was here that the twoen, profession and life partners before smith died in 2014, wrote their pulitzer prize-winning biography of jackson pollock, and then spent a decade researching and wring an acclaimed biography of van gogh, published in 2011. >> the thing we came away with from the ten years, the most important lesson, was the l

. >> that neighbor, a young black man named botham jean. sitting on his couch when guyger shot and killed him, after mistakenly entering his apartment. the jury didn't buy it. >>> we have breaking news out of dallas, texas right now. a jury has just found a former dallas police officer guilty on murder charges. >> can i give her a hug, please? >> but jean's brother showed the world strength and grace as he hugged guyger during sentencing. she was sentenced to 10 years in prison. number 6. a 13-year-old girl in rural wisconsin kidnapped by a man who had been stalking her for weeks. the assailant snatched jamie klaas from her home in the middle of the night after murdering her parents. >> the suspect had specific intentions to kidnap jamie. >> 88 days later, on january 10th, jamie escaped wearing only pajamas and her captor's shoes. she approached a neighbor walking her dog. >> when she told me who she was, i figured she must have left in a hurry. >> the community rejoiced. jamie was alive. jake patterson was convicted and sentenced to two li

join me in giving a warm miami book fair woman to karine jean-pierre. maas applause [applause] >> hi. hi, everybody. >> hi. >> thank you for coming. hi, hi, hi. i see jedwin back there i have to give her some love. >> what is his nickname for you? >> tika. maybe like ka. >> your first name is pronounced in creole. >> karine. >> karine jean-pierre. >> moving forward, my first question for you is, how does your haitianness inform your -- >> wait, i have to say something, thank you so much, marlon, i'm so sorry, thank you for doing this. >> no problem. >> i have to do this i've known marlon for a long time. a wonderful, great guy. one of the major supporters down here for president barack obama in 2008, and now you're doing your own thing, which i'm very proud of you. so just wanted to make sure i honored you as well. >> thank you very much. it's a pleasure to substitute for here ray ramos. -- jorge ramos. and i want to ask you up front, how does -- what was it like the first time you came across through customs into america? do you remember that? >> i was

he first made a deal with jordache jeans. >> so jordache, this jeans company, they made jeans that youflat on the bed and have four guys zip them up for you. the jordache look, the jordache -- remember? he finds this blimp, but by blimp standards it's a kind of a cheap little blimp. but somehow he convinces jordache to put their name on the side of it. and he'll put it up. and they'll get all this advertising. ♪ >> unfortunately he had put so much gold leaf on the outside of the blimp that it crashed in new jersey and only made it a couple of hundred yards. >> only one aboard, the pilot, unhurt. a gust of wind that reportedly hurled it to the ground, damaging its landing gear. >> what does lou do? the blimp cost maybe five figures. reportedly, lou has insured the blimp for millions. >> the jordache blimp would have killed most businesses, but lou pearlman is not the kind of person who gives up. >> he creates this company called airship international. it's a publicly traded company. he has shareholders and everything. >> i think when he got people investing in him, he had a pool of mone